Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Vladimir Putin, photo: Getty Images
The Russian governor’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, referred to media reports about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s “peace plan” to end the war declared by the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
Source: “European Truth” with reference to Russia “Interfax”
Details: According to Peskov, the proposals published by the media are unsuitable for Russia. “The choice to freeze the line of military communication is a priority for the Russian side,” the Kremlin representative said.
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When asked if Putin and Erdogan discussed these plans, he answered in the negative.
“No, this was not discussed, and we paid attention to these publications, but so far we have no data on this matter, we do not know what they could be talking about ,” Peskov said.
Background information:
- According to Bloomberg, Erdogan is going to present his “peace plan” for Russia’s war against Ukraine at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
- Erdogan’s suggestions, especially to give to freeze hostilities in the current state of the parties, as well as postponing the talks on Ukraine’s accession to NATO for at least 10 years as a concession to Putin.
- Recently, The Wall Street Journal reported that US President Donald Trump’s attackers appeared to be the idea of freezing the face appears as it is now with the demilitarized zone and a 20-year moratorium on Ukraine’s accession to NATO.
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What actions do you believe are necessary to support a sustainable peace in Ukraine and ensure regional stability?
1. As a professional website editor for world-today-news.com, we have an opportunity to interview two esteemed guests regarding the recent proposal by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan about a potential peace plan to end the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Our first guest is Senator John Smith, a member of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Our second guest is Madam Monique Desvaux, the Head of the EU Delegation to Turkey. Senator Smith, could you please share your thoughts on the potential impact of this peace plan on the ongoing situation between Russia and Ukraine? How do you believe the United States should approach this proposal?
2. Madam Desvaux, the European Union has been at the forefront of providing political and humanitarian support to Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict. How does the EU view Russia’s ongoing aggression towards Ukraine, and what role does it see for itself in mediating this conflict? Would the EU consider supporting such a peace plan proposed by Turkey?
3. Both President Erdogan and the Kremlin have refuted the contents of this peace plan as reported by the media. Would you say that this indicates a lack of trust or coordination between the two leaders? Or is there another reason why they would choose not to discuss it publicly?
4. There has been speculation about Turkey’s interest in mediating this conflict due to its unique position as a NATO member and regional power. How do you think Turkey’s geopolitical interests influence its role in the conflict, and could its involvement be seen as a potential game-changer in the negotiations? Senator Smith, what about the US’s interests in the region?
5. The proposed peace plan includes a freeze in the current hostilities, as well as a moratorium on Ukraine’s NATO accession for at least 10 years. This echoes previous discussions between the US and Russia. Do you think this shows a shift in global opinion regarding the feasibility of a negotiated settlement to the conflict? Or is it simply a reflection of the difficult realities of the situation on the ground?
6. with the G20 summit coming up, many are looking towards global leaders to find solutions to this conflict. What message do you hope your respective countries will convey to the international community during this important gathering, and
